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The SMASHED FIDELITY BANK-A Chicago dis
has been looking up the inside facts regarding the
collapse Fidelity Bank, Of Cincinnati ever since
the crash. Regarding Josie Homes, Harper's con-
ndenttal clerk, now under arrest for making false
entries, he saids she had undoubtedly done
enough 70 send her TO the penitentiary FOR
sweeney yearA A smart accountant, and COM
pletely under Harpers control she would make
any entries he said, and swear black was white II
he told her, without any idea OF the moral wrong
involved IL was probable that the courts would
blame him for most Of her errors aud deal lightiy
with her. The trial begins In Cincinnati on Tues
day, and may last several months Col Drum
mOnd has summoned great many witnesses from
Chicago, who know something about the Rratn ceaI
into which the Fidelity funds were dumped.
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PROFESSIONAL

81 Rscchmeet HapsI Mortar CoAsR ohasUoal Lima
f; S:':sss :s' ! 4 ~ 0.'a'- :" ~
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ATTORNEYS.

u Law, Barbour Law Building 400 louisiana
avenue. Washington. D. c. Residence 1918 H st.
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Negotiations between England and parties to
We tfipie alliance relative 10 the Mediterranean
are almost eornpls,e. They refer especially TO
aced - As'S
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He Aimed at the Teacher.

NEW JERSEY YOUTH READS SHOTGUN YARNS AMI
TURNS THEN TO ACCOUNT.
A special from Mount Holly N. j., saws
A youthful desperate OF thirteen years, named
Elmer Middleton, created sensation Of a very de.
cided sort at the public school at Masonville a
small post village along the line OF the railroad n
day OF two since. He had been in the habit OF
reading all sorts OF trashy bOxte-knfe literature
to the neglect OF his studies, and consequently
was not looked upon with favor by the teacher
Miss Evelyn Randall who found him very uiffi.
cult subject to manage. Whenever any or the
school children would offend him he would lie in
wait for them along the roadside and pelt them
with eggs that were in their dotage week aQo
he threw cat at the preacher. on Friday, Young
Middleton, while sitting IN the school, room, was
found porting over a volume entitled "Artful
EnOch, the Fly Crook" This was confiscated
whereupOn he acted In SO cOntumacious manner
that the teacher was obliged TO expel him. In a
half hour he came back to the school armed with
a loaded shotgun, which he aimed at Miss Randall.
at the same time remarking, "HOld up your hands
or I'll let daylight through YOU" A scene of CON
fusion. at once occurred. Some OF the children
screamed, others jumped out OF the window. while
others tried to get down the cellar The young
ruff1an was master OF the situation, and there Is
no knowing what he would have done had NOT q
passing laborer seized him and taken the gun
away. 1t is likely that he will be sent to the re-
form school at Jamesburg.
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NATIONAL KINDERGARTEN AND PRIMARY
IN school, Mrs. Louise Pollock, Principal Teachers
class Tor ladies' 400 the course Free lectures ts
mothers Wed. 3:30-4:30 at 1O17 10th St n29-2v
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EDUCATIONAL


NATIONAL. KINDERGARTEN AND PRIMARY
IN school, Mrs. Louise Pollock, Principal. Teachers
class Tor ladies', 300 the course Free lectures TO
mothers, Wed. 3:3O-4:30, at 1017 10th ST. n2e-2w
VNHE MISSES KERR's LONG ESTABLISHED
Il SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
AND LITTLE GIRLS,
lob 18th St nv
Raw p cb KsssTs b RerR mis- to-; p,,.
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Mohun. Mr.. VIM. $. Thompson. Mr.. L. E. G. Golfers
An n2S- I'm
WANTED.A GENTLEMAN WISHES TO GIVE
testimonials. Box No. 4. Star office. n5-4w.
CIGNOR FABIANI. PROFESSOR OF THE NEW
~ ITALIAN METHOD OF SINGING, VOICE Gull
from that Of the old italian Applications
lessons and admissions to pupils performances be-
tween 2 and and and pm, 10l7 18th St NV.
A NY EARNEST STUDENT CAN ACQUIRE IN A
thirty lessons practical Of the language Glasses
Of all grades forming by the author the French
System Of sound Terms 90 go Or 81 aGsoEdins
Bo9 &; sss
ington, D. c. References Hon. and Mrs.. g. s. Coz.
T1HE METHOD OF TEACHING THAT LEADS
best-Psstalozzi Graded school. near Mass ave. 1927
18th st. n W. Misses POLLOCK and NOERR Prin-
son ssorg
Nat. History, Botany, Object Lessons Daily Calls
themes. German and Drawing free KINDERGAR-
TEN Dept Froebel system n16-2ws
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Italian ~ Method Of the Art of yoca.ation: is Pre-
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We are daily receiving our Fan Supply of Carpets.
comprising all the patterns in Bselow. Lowell.
and Hurtford wiltons; Bigelow. LOWELL and Hurtford
Brussel; MoQuites in choice patterns; Lowell and
Hurtford Ingrans: Art Squares, all sizes: Rugs and
Mats in all the new designs: Furniture Coverings;
Curtain Drspery, Lace Curtains and Table Covers in
great variety.
sep2-3m HOOE BRO. CO., 1929 st.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31
They Did Not Know virginia.

TO the Editor OF The DtSpdtch:
"The apparent prosperity Of the South
is TO be found only in the cities," &c. &C.,
says Secretary Lamar. This circuu'
stance" he says, "is likely TO give an er'
rontOus imprtssi 10 the stranger passing
through the South on the always"
We have been thinking over this since
the debt commission have been here. Say.
ing in Richmond, the most thriving city ~
the State, they could not form a correct
opinion Is TO the business and prosperity OF
the state, but likely they formed q very in.
correct opinion.
sm sure that II some Of our lpnd.agcnt.
had carried Mcssrs. Thornton & CO. on q
tour OF say two weeks away from railIold
fines and through an average Of orr coua-
try they would have formed a far different
opinion OF the Stste's ability TO pay taxes.
and probably they would have been glad 10
accept settlement on the basis Of the Rid.
dlebergeI bill. Very respectfully,
j. III. SMITH.
OUtrtOR, Va. May 2Sth.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31
The Question a. TO General II. l.
Lees RatiOns.
HENmco COUNTY, VA, May IS, lSsI

HENRICO COUNTY, VA, May Is, 1887.
10 the Editor Of the Dispatch;
Captain Powell's letter in to-day's Dis.
match recalls something was COgnizlnt OF
regarding the drawing Of rations by Gene
raj Ice.
| served as one OF the district provost
mar halls OF Richmond from the surrender
up TO June IS, 1865, with my Office IN the
second story Of PizzinPs confectionery, on
Broad street. Soon after General Lee came
10 Richmond gentleman came TO nv Office
representing himself a. Colonel Jones, OF
General Lees sts0, stating that they had
nothing to cat and wanting TO know how
they were TO procure subsistence. | went
with him TO Captain Mott (whO was an A..
sistapt commissaTy sergeant few doors
below my office, introduced him, and left.
Captain Mott told me afterwards that he IS
sued the ratlons asked for.
remember this Colonel Jones * a tall,
spare man, and had no reason to suspec,
that he was not a member OF General Lees
military family, but he NAV have been q
fraud for all know 10 the contrary.
Captain Mott was detailed officer from
New York regiment, and some time after
enlisted IN either the Eleventh or Four
tenth United States iDfaulry.
NORAAND SMITH,
Lieutenant Colonel Thirteenth New IIamp
shire Volunteers.
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RICHMOND, VA, April ., 1887

SuiH Specific Company, Atlanta. g.:
Gentlemen,-I was an engineer on the yicks.
burg, Shreveport and Pacific railroad four
years ago, when my engine was turned over In
an accident The steam burned my right arm
all around the elbow terribly. had several
doctors trying 10 heal the arm, but In eighteen
months trial they were unable to heal 1t. l
was unable 20 work much. or, indeed, hardly
any. Ono day a friend suggested TO me 10 try
sWifrs Specific; and / did. A dozen bottles
entirely healed the arm, since which time
have been entirely well.
When began taking $. s. s. was thoroughly
saturated with malaria, which had contracted
In the low southern country, and with calomel.
with which the doctors had dosed me. The
s. s. $. drove out the malaria entirely and
cleansed my blood Of all cslomel.
would not be without, bottle Of s. s. s. In
my house, as a general and perfect blood puri-
FER, for go T.P. JONES,
Engineer for James n. Boyd q Co.,
mySi-iw corner Sixth and Cary streets.
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Russell Democratic.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch
LEBANON, Va, MAY 2S, 1887.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Dlspatch.l
LEBANON, Va, May ., 1887.
Thursday was field.day for the De-
mocracv OF Russell county. For the first
time in three years our entire Democratic
ticket was elected, and that, too. 10y the
handsome majority Of 800 votes. The Re-
publican party has carried our county at
each election since Mr.. Cleveland was
elected President. She then gave 30 Tor
Cleveland. Wise had lG majority over Lee
for Governor, and last iall Bowen Repub'
lcan) majority over II. Il. Henry (Dem)-
craft for Congress was more than 800. The
Republicans held a regular convention.
nominated full ticket, and made their GSht
upon a political basis. with strong nominc. =
TO lead them. But they are completely
routed and demoraized. Their DONNA
ton here is over, and Russell is Demo
cratic. 1t was the energy Of our people
that wrought this great change. Hereto
fore Democrats have not been doing their
full duty, and in consequence did not poll
our full vote. In this election Our entire
voting strength was out. OCCASIONAL.
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DICHMoND AND ALLIOHlEI

AZ RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS ~
MAY ~. is-..
TWO DAILY TRAINS IENlEl. SD ''-.
BETHE.N
RICHMOND AND Llhlt...
through
Mail
$50. e.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31

DWELLINGS, STORES, FAC "a
IL TORIES, LOTS, &C.. In different sec- Ia
tons OF the city, at all sorts Of prices Send,
write, or call fer a copy 4 my RENT BCLLE-
TIN revised daily witch gives full aud
comprehensive list Of sn properties have Tor
rent. y. w. BOWE.
my H.im ..2al hstate Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31
By Manning c. Staples 81 Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
NRuSTEE,S AUCTION SALE OLE

NNRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE OF
L CIGARS, FIXTURES, MOULDS. BUILD
ING, 6C.-By virtue OF deed Of trust from
W. {. Thomas, Jr., doing business "a Thomas
& Brother, 10 the undersigned trustee, bearing
date April q, 1881. and recorded in the clerks
orice OF the Chancery Court Of the city Of
Richmond, Deadlock IS? G, page si2, shall
proceed 10 sell by public auction, at No. 9l3
east Byrd street, on
FRIDAY. JUNE 3. 1881.
commencing at II O'Clock 4. NJ, all Of tho
RIGHT, TITLE and INTEREST OF the said
firm OF Thomas & Brother In the ONE-SrORY
FRAME AND TIN-RO0F CIGAR-FACr0RY
BUILDING situated In rear Of said premises,
same to Do removed within ten days after sale;
also. ONE COVERED DELIVERY WAGON,
with harness for same; the celebrated brands
OF cigars known asc0mpanion btants-AFrER
BREAKFAST, AFTER DINNER, AFTER SUP
PER. and ALWAlS-formerly manufactured
by gaid ttm OF Thomas Il Brother, together
with all CHARS. CIGAR-MOULDS, TABLES,
BENCHES. q d other property usually found
IN a cigar manufhctory.
no attention Of the wholesale trade as we'll
a. sll other dealers IN cigars or cigar mate-
riale Is especially called 10 this rare chance for
coed investment
TERMS: Cash. L. +. MASON, Trustee.
N. q. STAPLEs Il Co, Auclioneers
sale conducted by GEORGE W. MAYO, Gen
eral AIcuoneer, my@
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Clear the Hay

without loss Of time, when the intestinal
canal is blocked up by reason OF constipation,
chronic On Temporary. II shoulq be borne IA
mind that this ailment Is prone 70 become last
ing and obstinate aud breed other and worse
complaints. Hostetter's Stomach Biiters Is the
precise remedy 10 remove the obstruction
efectually, but without drenching or weaken
ing the blockaded bowels consequence
always 10 be apprehended from the use Of
violent iaxatiyos, which are among the most
Perniclous OF the cheap uostrtims swallowed
by the efedulous and misinfofmed. The nat
OF experience and OF the medical fraternity
sanctions the claims OF this standard aperient
Not only a. source OF relief and permanent
regularity 10 the bowels, liver, and stomach.
but a. means Of remedying aDd preventing
No ney and bladder troubles sod foyer Rnd
sgae. II IL wirbouia peer.
ny &Tniwlss&Ta
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31

fOMMISSlONERS SALE OF a
lots ON TENTH, ELEVENTH, TWELFTH,
TBIRT ZENITH, AND RoUHTEENTH AND
LEIGH AND NJ STREKTS, IMMEDIATELY OPP
POSIJE THE CRAZE, ELEVATOR AND NEAR
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO SHOPS AND DE-
POT, AT AUCTION.
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AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
- BY Furman Tuppef,
Real Estate Agent and Aucticneer,
1908 east Main street.
. TTRACTTvE AUCTION SALE
n OF
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
RESIDENCE GO. 400,
s,,c,pry SITUATED on GRACE BETWEEN
FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS,
AND ALSO OF
A DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT
At THE SOUTHEAST CORNER or LEIGH
AND HANCOCK STREETS.
TTRACTIvE AUCTION SALE
mail sell by auction. on the premises, on
TtrVsDAy Nav A. 1856.

TUkSDAl, MAY "i' iop''
At ~ o'clock p. NJ, the above refeTid 70
nifty DESIRABLE PROPERTIES, Offering
arst he Grace.sireet real estate. The dwelling
has sixteen rooms, including kitchen And SER
wants accommodations, and Is pleasantly con-
structed. poesessing modern improvements and
the convepiences usually found IN first clas,
horse. The property has been laiely painted
and put IN good order -.
Spacial attention Is called 10 the superb lora-
ton of the property being delightfully."- fitnatod
on n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. street and sun
within easy access TO business centres Inc
LOT fronts Is l-l2 by lJ feet TO an alley y feet
wide. ,-,..
After this sale shall sell the l.eigh-slreet
LOT refor1ed 10 above. II fronts A5xs2 Zee, 70
an alley feet wide. and is valuable bocnfise OF
the steady increase Of real estate In that Soc
tion. The assured running Of tho streei-cars
I'm that quarter az an early day viii ada much
10 the value OF this nice corner-lot.
As the owner OF these properties Is nou-res-
idont. and most anxious 10 sell, parties mag At
tend this sale expecting 20 secure bargains.
TERMS: One third cash; the balance IN
twelve ard eighteen months, 9 per cent interest
added 20 the deferred notes, and the saino 30
cured by trustdeed. FURMAN TUPPER,
mvo0 AuctiOnoor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31

Citizens Bank Of Richmondl In the chancery
o. Court OF the City
P. I. Johnson and others Of Richmond.
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>>>srIs.S>~OSSS>N -|r~1,r1g~ > <0ss. 70
Ky Frarh D. iiiil q Co.
Real Estate Auctionees.
INoMMIssIONERs, SALE or

hoai Estate Auchoneeb.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A
~ LARGE NUMBER or CHEAP BUILDING
LOTS ON TENTH, ELEVENTH, TWELFTH,
TBIRT KENTlI, AND hTEENTH AND
LEIGH AND NJ STREKTs, IMMEDIATELY OPP
POsIIE THE GRAls, ELEVATOR AND NEAR
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO SHOPS AND DE-
POI, At AUCTION.
Citizens Bank Of Richmondl In tho Chancery
o. Court OF the City
p I. johnson and others Of Richmond.
BY virtue OF decree IN the above cause, en-
tered May 20, 1857, the undersigned special
commissioners viii sell At public auction, on
the premises. on
THURSDAY, JUNE o, 1897,
at Az o'clock p. NJ, the remainder Of REAL
ES1 ATE belonging 10 the estntes Of Caroline
N. X. johnson and the late Philip 4. johnson,
skVEN LOTS fronting s66 feet at the inter
section Of Fourteenth street and IA alley rnn-
ming from Marshall street, and now occupied
by William Mayo, 20 DO divided into lo;s IA per
plat. Thie property Is Immediately IN rear OF
lancastenan schoOl-bOuse.
Next. 46Ox132 FEET on west side Fourteenth
between Clay and Leigh streets.
30xi32 FEET on east side Thirteenth between
Clay and Leigh streets.
45xs6 10-I2 FEET at southeast corner Leigh
and Thirteenth streets, with FRAME HOUSE
iSxiOO FEET at northeast corner Of Twelfth
and Leigh streets.
g70xis2 FEET on east side OF Twelfth between
VI and y streets.
330x13e FEET on the west side OF Twelfth be-
tween Leigh and NJ streets.
2IOxl32 FEET on the east side OF Eleventh
between N and n streets,
9Oxl3s FEET on west side Of Eleventh be-
S10xsso FEET on Tenth between VI aud \
streets.
Some Of these lots are quite valuable for the
moulder's sand which lies 20 the depth OF 20 or
30 feet and Is the kind used at alfthe fOundries
in Richmond. The attention Of folndrymcn
isespecialy called 10 them.
All the lots are available for building par
poses, and especially adapted for homes for
the lGtoriDg classes, being near the shops ana
mis- sale il made for the nna' dietyib1tion Of
an estate which bat "a be settle ap. and must
saIe win commence at wfIipm Mayo houss,
near the corner u Fourteenth and Marshall
TERMS: One third cash balance I'm six and
twelve mouths, with interest added, aud title
retained until ell the purchaso-mOney - paid
and conveyanc ordered by the Court
HENRY G. CANNON,
GEORGE X. MACON,
Special Commissioners.
FRANK D. HILL & Co., Auctioneers.
CITIZENS BANK or RICHMOND, PLAINTIFF,
AGAINST JoHsSON's EXECUTOR AND AIS. De
FRNDANTs-IE THE CHASCERY COURT or THE
CITY OF RICHMOND.
], benjamin II. Berry, clerk Of said court.
certify that the bond required Of The special
commissioners by the decree In said cause OF
May &c. 1887, has been duly given.
Given under my hand this 2sth day Of May.
1857. -...
my29 BENJAMIN n. BERRY.
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DETECTIVE AGENCY.

$40 rd FOR Dr. ONE POUND OF
be paid for Information leading 10 tho cap
ture Of any party having In Their possession
ONE POUND OR MORE OF TOBACCO
STOLEN from any OF the tobacco msnufacto-
ries Of this city; and will also pay the sum OF
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS for information
leading 70 THE ARREST OF ANY RE
CEIyER or STOLEN TOBACCO.
have Ia my employ large number OF ex-
pertenced operatives who are especially
SKILLED IN THE INVESTIGATION OF IN
CENDIARY FIRES.
All other business pertaining 10 n FIRST
CLASS DETECTIVE AGENCY viii receive
prompt attention by applying 20 JOHN WREN,
Proprietor Wren's National Police Detective
Agency, Richmond, Va Open day and night
Telephone No S1a. my Him
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-31
By II. Seldom Taylor,
Real Estate Agent and Aucti0neeT

Real Estate Agent and AucuOnecf'
UCTlON SALE on LONG
"A CREDIT-vALUABLE IMPROVED AND
UNIMPRoVED WEsT-END p no ? X r.
WHICH IS DAILY ENHANCING IN VALUE h,
EMBRACING THE BRANNAN COTTAGE.
SITUATED on THE EAST SIDE OF HARYlE
STREET BETWEEN MAIN AND FLOYD,
WITH A SUBDIVISION OF SEVEN BEAU
TIFUL BUILDING LOTS, FIVE FRON TING
ON FLOYD STREET AND TWO On HARNIE
STREET. IMMEDIATELY SOUTH OF THE
COTTAGE; ALL OF WHICH .I1 = ARE ii " WIIHIN
FIFTY YARDS OF THE CITY RAlLWAf.-At
the request Of the owners, ! viii proceed 10
sell at public auction, upon the premises on
MONDAY, JUNE q, 1851,
commencing at 81 O'Clock r. NJ, the PRO
PEK1l located as above, and in the following
order:
LIST. The COTTAGE AND LOT upon which II
stands. fronting 20 9-l2xl5O 7-12 feet to -
foot alley. II contains twelve rooms besides
kitchen, &C.. all built Of brick, and al a small
cost can be put In nice order.
2d TWO VACANT LOTS adjoining the above
OIL the south. each fronting 20XlD zig feet 10
an alley in rear ~ feet wide.
81. FIVE CHOICE LOTS fronting on the
south side Of Floyd street, four Of which front
3lxS0 feet each to an alley 10 feet wide; the
other-a corner lot-fronts "a 1-l2XSO feet
The character and location Of this property
affords a good opportunity for safe and
profitable investment a plat OF the same
can be seen at my Office.
TERMS: One third cash: balance az one and
two years for negotiable notes. with 8 per
cent. interest and secured by trust-deed on
the property. Separate notes 10 be given for
the interest and payable seml-annualy.
II. SELDOM TAYLOR.
my29 Auctioneer.
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BY Frank ID. Hill s. Co.,
Pal Eatafo Ap.tionaat.,.

NICE AND COMFORT ia Il l. +
~ FRAME COTTAGE RESIDENCE. No. l23
SOUTH LAUREL STREET, BETWEEN AL
BEMARLE AND SPRING. CONTAINING
SEVEN ROOMS, ALL ~ NICE ORDER, FOR
SALE AT AUCTI0N.-On
THURSDAY, JUNE ,, 1887,
at o'clock p. NJ. or the premises, we will sell
the VERY DESIRABLE DWELLING located
"a above. The house Is now occupied by the
owner, who will take pleasure in showing the
property, and possession will be given In q
few days. The lot fronts 2aH feet, with depth
OF lf5 feet 10 an alley.
This property Is of that kind 80 much sought
after by parties who are seeking investments
having been kept Ia good order b. sho present
owner.
TERMS: TO suit any purchaser. and announced
on day Of sale FRANK ID. HILL y co.
myH AucttOneeIs.
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Fly George II. Poindcxter.
Real ESfafe Agent and AuctlOneer

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VIZ
X LIABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE on
EAST BROAD, NINETEENTH, AND EAST
CLAY STREE1S.-1n execution OF tho decree
Of the ClaucCry court Of the city OF Richmond
referred 20 below. wo will sell, by aaciol On
TUESDAY. NAY 81, 1857.
at So o'clock r. NJ, the following described
PROPERTY. all in good order and occupied Oy
prompt-payiug TENANTS:
BRICK DIV kLLING No. 1905 east broad
street, occupied by H. Iseman. Esd The house
has tecn recently built. contains ten rooms and
is in perfect order; lot FIX feet All modern
improve monts.
BRICK DWELLING No. 2ii Ninetee an
street. occupied 10y Rev. Ar. Funston contains
about twelve rooms; lot 3yXi 10 feet to vide a.
lev: brick sable on alley. Eouse detached.
aud one Of the most de-iratlc residences on
the street. All modern improvements.
TWO-SIORY FRAME DWELLING NO. xgI
cast Clay street; aUout eight rooms; loi 3ixl5J
10 wide alley. Neat comfortable detached CT
tacc.
This property IS attractive Gs residences. aud
no better property can DO purchased IN The
city yioldir better percentage as an invest
mcui.
TERMS: One third cash; balance in siy ana
twelve months. negotiable notes tor deferred
payments, interest added aud title retained
iii the whole amount Is paid and conveyance
ordered by the Court. .,.
r. II. CALDWELL,
EUGENE c. MASSIE.
III a a.